Parkhurst Resigns From Crime Prevention Society After Seventeen Years
Dr Charles H Parkhurst resigns the presidency of the Society for the Prevention of Crime after seventeen years. The formal announcement will be at a dinner at the Hotel Gotham West, where Parkhurst, guest of honor, will reflect on his long campaign against crime. He began the effort in 1890 from Madison Square Presbyterian Church, inspiring a drive against drunkenness and vice, earning both praise and sharp criticism for challenging police officials and city authorities.
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Charles H. Parkhurst
Society For
Hotel
Gotham West
Parkhurst
Society
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
Br. Honard Crosby
Dr. Parkhurst
Jin
Police Department
Promoter Arrested For Defrauding Via Malls in Seattle
Seattle, Oct. 26. H. Hopkins, promoter, was arrested by police inspectors on charges of using the mails to defraud. He claimed to represent the Hoplus Company of 18 Lasalle Street, Chicago, and a merger of mines in Wisconsin and Missouri. A prospectus listed a $20,000,000 capital and offered shares at $1 with guaranteed 8 to 12 percent annual return.
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Wash
H. Topkins
Postoliie
Hopking
Hoplus Company
Lasalle Street
Chicago
Elwiing
Consullitutud Zlie Company
Wisconsin
Aissaurl
Hopkins
Escape From Jail Reveals Feared Counterfeit Ring
Three counterfeiters granted parole escape from Madison prison with help of a stolen key and improvised rope. The men Hugo Al bert Tudah Monnerstag and two others slipped from a cell, escaped before dawn, and remain at large near Rhinelander and Angrist localities. Authorities warn the fugitives are armed and dangerous as a search continues.
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Madeon
Ger
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Albert
Tudah Monnerstag
Rhinelander
College football scores list mixed names and teams
A busy score roundup shows Navy routing Harvard 6 to 0 while Northwestern defeats Beloit 44 to 4. Other results include Drake 10 defeating Grinnell 9, Vermont 0 over Nebraska 5, Syracuse 0, Lawrence 12 over Hamline, West Mont 6 over Colgate 0, and St. Jon's 9 to 0. Miscellaneous entries mention Mishigan, Ohio State, and Washington and Jeter in unclear contexts.
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Harvard
Drake
Grinnell
Carnell
Vermont
Nebraska
Markell
Oroizhian
Guava
Jows
Morningside
Priverton
Syracuse
Lawrence
Hamline
West Moint
Colgate
Mishigan
Ohio State
South Dash Dakota
Atlant
Northwestern
Beloit
Pennsylvania
Carlisle
St. Jon's
St. Thomas
Yalu
Washington
Jeter
Market Quotations From Minneapolis and Chicago Grain and Livestock
Market quotes for Minneapolis Wheat and Norhterns with prices for No 1 and No 2 grades, cattle and calves at Saint Paul Yards, hogs and sheep prices, and Chicago Union Stock Yard listings. Grain prices include Wheat May and July bids, Corn and Oats futures, pork and lard figures, and poultry figures.
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Paul Walon
Goda
Chicago Union Stock Yard
Chicago
Plsw
Tilago
Leon Stgatch
AOA
C. Pork
Hgr
AI. Butler
Creamerion
LO Rou
Engagement Rumors Tie Duke of the Alvard to Washington
Reports from Turin say the Duke of the Alvard remains in Turin amid speculation on his departure for America. servants prepare to travel and Mrs Elkins near confirmation of the engagement to Katherine Hitke, daughter of Senator Stephen B. Hitke. The Duke’s plans remain uncertain as cipher telegraphs with royal relatives occur.
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Turin
Duke of the
Washington
Wurth
Tha Vlahos
The
Observer
Econcluaten
Ely
Thore
United States
Cars Tal
Braman
Diten
Aasta
Sailor Kills Wife Then Shoots Self in Portsmouth
Hortulk Virginia October 28. Daniel Hennessy a swundo of the United States Navy shot his wife dead in Portsmouth over alleged infidelity. He then shot himself in the brain. He was about 24, his wife about 21. They had been married a year and did not live together recently. Hennessy’s home was Cros, New York. He was known as Kid Hennessy a heavyweight fighter before joining the Navy.
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Hortulk
Daniel
Hennessy
Portsmouth
Hennes
Bubonic Plague Breaks Out in Azorea City
A historical brief from Isbon dated October 26 reports a bubonic plague outbreak in the Azorea region. Authorities note intensified violence around Tercotra, a locale in the Acaror area, as efforts to contain the disease continue.
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Azorea
Isbon
Forty four more prisoners linked to Wilnut Log murder
Camp Nes near Kned Moot Lake Tenn reports forty four additional arrests in connection with the murder of Captain Rankin last week. Authorities say no charges are yet publicly announced against any of the newly named prisoners as troopers maintain quiet patrols in the area.
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Kned
Tenn
Des
Wowouter
Wilnut
Rankin
Train Thieves Sent to Prison for Thirteen Months
Three men, Hard, Tlertha and Cauda, were jailed for thirteen months for robbing passengers on express trains. The incident occurred near Uholiyk Franc on October 26. The public is warned to expect the precise motive behind the crime.
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Ba Ainesten
Fie
Hard
Tlertha
Cauda
Minnesota Tax Amendment Proposed by Legislature 1907
The 1907 Minnesota general session proposes constitutional amendments to tax policy. It aims to revise sections on property valuation, local improvements, water works, inheritance taxes, debt and bond payments, state funds, and broad exemptions for religious and public institutions, with specific provisions about tax equalization and revenue needs for ordinary state expenses.
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Gopenel
Thoriah Municipal
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Bonita
Atocka
Ina
Individuada
Goa
Tye Legionitube
Legislatire
Theraky
Marcy
Stande
Porson
Beotlon Saventeen
Tims
Grauld
Thia Amsnu
Pontalnad
Minnesota Tax Amendments Debate on Property and Highway Funds
Attorney General Edward J. Van Nugent outlines four proposed constitutional amendments from the 1907 Minnesota session. The first would allow broad statewide property taxation powers and redefine tax methods, the second targets highway funding and road improvement allocations, the third authorizes a state fund to pay crop damage from hail or wind, and the fourth seeks to require higher educational qualifications for county superintendents. The text explains how each amendment could shift taxing authority and public finance.
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